SUSAN ARICK "Stone Arabia," by Dana Spiotta "This story of a small, diminishing family and how they remember themselves both individually and collectively beautifully tells the tale how all of us use memory as a means for living our lives, for being remembered and how after we have gone we are ultimately only recollections of those who knew us".
Some initial concerns have been raised over the efficacy of bimonthly VTE because patients in the VIEW 2 exhibited small, diminishing 'sawtooth' variations in macular thickness, though visual acuities did not show similar changes.
Television – at least in those days – made everything smaller, diminished what it showed; but so does repetition, and there comes a point where Hamilton's paintings are too interested in the mediation of news and not enough in the original outrage.
Food, by contrast, is a small and diminishing fraction of the total burden.
For many products, labour is a small and diminishing fraction of total costs.
In a way, then, he sums up the real News Corp problem: management by a small and diminishing band of brothers.
The university speaks for a small and diminishing force within American Protestantism and, by extension, within American society generally.
The New Yorker, July 16 , 1990P. 30 Saturday, May 8 , 1830finds the General of Colombia surrounded by a small and diminishing band of supporters.
She greeted him in her curlers and robe and escorted… Saturday, May 8 , 1830finds the General of Colombia surrounded by a small and diminishing band of supporters.
Or Gyokuran's exquisite fans, like the one in which soft clusters of plummy strokes, depicting small islands diminishing in the distance, are seen through a delicate scrim of lace or hanging moss.
